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Vol. XIV. No. J520. t HONOLULU, II. I., FKIDAY IWENINCI, AIMtIL I. 1SJK. 60 OENTBoun8cniPTiON

PER MONTH

THE DAILY BULLETIN

is prmlcil mill published at tho office,

Queen Street, Honolulu, 11. I., every

afternoon (Sundays excepted).

Subscription. SO cents per Month

Address nil Communications D.ur.vBullmin.

Advertisements, to eii3tiro insertion,fhould bo hatidcd In before one o'clockI'. M.

WALTER HILL Editor and Proprietor

Bullotin Stoam Printing Office

Newspaper, Rook and Job Printing ofall kinds done ou the ruo3t favornbloleims.Hell Tolertliono : . . No. 2GU

Mutual Telephone .No. WO

THE DAILY BULLETIN

Weekly Summary.

An inter oiitiuir and coiuprchenslvopublication, contains 3J columua ofrending matter on local topics, and a

complete resume of Honolulu mid IslandNews. It is the best paper publishedin thu Kingdom to send to friendsabroad.

SuliHcrliitlon:Island : : : l 00 yearForeign : : : 0 01) "

Commission Merchants.

T. WATBRHOUSE,J'OHN Importer and Dealer in GeneralMerchandise, Queen at., Honolulu. 1

& OO.,W1LDKB Dealers In Lumber, Taints,Oils, Nails, Sal, and Building Materialsof every kind, cor. Jb'ort and Queen sU.,Honolulu. 1

Clans Sprcckels. Wm. O. Irwin.IRWIN & COMPANY,WQ.Sugar Factors and Commission

Ag:nts, Honolulu. 1

6. N. Castle.-.- !. 13. Atherton-- G. 1 Cattleit OOOKB,CASTLE) Shipping and Commission

Merchants. Importers and Dealers inGeneral Merchandise, No. 80 King st.,Honolulu. 1

. Lowers, F. J. Lowroy O. M. Cooke.& OOOKK,

(successors to Lowers & Dickson,)Importers and DeatcrH in Lumber and ullKinds ol Building Materials, .Fort street,Uonoluln 1

ypfgfl HONOLULU IRON WORKS,gjjyStcam engines, sugar mills, boil-

ers, coolers; iron, brass and lead cast-

ings; machinery of every descriptionmade to order. Particular attention paidto ship's black smithing. Job work exe-

cuted at short notice 1

IIACIIT13t.l .Sfi Co.,H.General Commission Agents.

. Hoiiomjlu

Q. W. MAGFARLANE & Co.

IMPORTERS AND COMMISSIONMERCHANTS,

Queen street, Honolulu. U. I.1048

GONSALVES & CO.,

Wholesale Qrocer3 & Wino Merchants

Beaver Block, Honolulu.

BREWER 4l COMPANY,C (Limited)OKNEUAL MEKCANTILK AMD

Commission Agents.

libtop otrviCGUs:

1'. 0. Jonbs, Jr. . . .President & ManagerJ. U. Cauteu. . . ..Treasurer Ss Secretary

DiiiKcroiis:Hon. 0. It. Bisuor. S. 0. Allkh,

II. WATKB1IOU3B.aasiy

Pioneer Shirt Fantory104 Fort St, Upstairs.

The undersigned begs to inform thepublic of these Islands that ho is making

HHtrts ly Measurement I

Directions for willbe given on application.

White Shirts, Overshlrts & Night Gowns

A lit guaranteo by making a sampleShirt to every order.

Island order solicited Bell Telephone 410

rfiy A. HI. SIKIXIN.

H. G. CRABBE,

DEALER IN Wand GRAIN,

81 King Street, opposlto tho Old StationHouse.

Mutuul "JCelepliouo No. 1.87 tf

Professionals.

M. MONSARRAT,Attorney ut Law & Notary 1'ubllo

14!) Merchant Street, Honolulu. tf

ALFRED MAQOON,J Attorney at Law & Notary I'ubllc173 12 Merchant strcot, Honolulu, ly

J. . BROWN,Old Capitol Building.

Agent to take Acknowledgment to Co-

ntracts for Labor

In tho ritilct of Honolulu, Wand ofO.iliu. .IbOlm

David DaytonWill practice in Hie lower eouits of theKingdom ns attorney, nltcnil to collecttug in all its branches, tenting of Housesand any other business entrusted to him

Olllce !)t King Street-Upst- airs.

Feb 9

rIIONHJIi31t

STEAM CANDY FACTORYAND XIA.1C3311Y.

F. HORN, Practical Confectioner,1'astry Cook and Baker.

71 Hotel St. -- J2T Telephone 74.

California : Landsiron SAJL-i- s r

86?-- Apply t"A. ItlOKOFP,

4SS If 42 Merchant si., Honolulu.

WEMER & CO.JHauufucturlns Jeweller),

NO. OS STllJEIST.Constantly on hand a large nssortmen

of every descrlptlonof Jewelry, WatchesGold and Silver Plated Ware, &c.

958 ly

Thomas Lindsay,

Manufacturing Jeweler & Watchmaker

Kukui Jewelry a Specialty.

King Street, Honolulu, II. I.Next door to tho Hawaiian Tram-wa- y

Company's Olllco.

3f Particular attention paid to allkinds of repairs. jan-19-8- 9

Hustace& Robertson,

lyrfflrmWJD It A. Y I IS N .

A LL orders for Cartage promptly at.XjL tended to. Particular attentionpaid to tho

Storing & Shippingof goods in transit to the other Islands.

Also, Black and White Sandtu quantities to suit at lowest prices.

OlUce, next door to Jaa,'auction room. v932 ly Mutual Tclcphono No. 19.

J.Hopp&Co.,74 King st. 3d U King st

Importers of

Rattan & Rood Furniture.

Pianos & FurnitureMoved with Care.

Matting and Carpets Laid,

CORNICE POLES.

Fine Upholstering & Bedding

A Speciality.

CHAIRS TO RENT.apr.10 88

r. O. Ilox :t.ll. --&t04- itell Tele. '471

mCorner Fort & Merchant Stiouta,

Honolulu, 11. I.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

GENERAL AGENTS.At't'OMIltUlltN &. (.'olll'l'lOI'M

FOHTIIK

Hawaiian Bell Telephone Co.

Manager of Advertising DepartinsntKOIt THE

"Wupepa Kuokoa."DEPARTMENTS of BUSINESS:

Collections will rteelve sperhl niter.,tion and retuiiH pinmptly inudt'.

Ileal Estate lioughi, inlii :ind Uiiscil.Taxes Paid and prnprily snfVly inurrdHouses, Collages, ftooms anil Glliccs,

leaed ami milul, ;uiil icnts collected.Fire and Lite Insurance ellected in llrt.

class Insurance Companies.Conveyancing a Specially iternrds

searched nud correct Absti nets ol Titlefurnished.

Legal Documents and Papers of everydescription cnrelully drawn nnd hiiuusomely enprosscd.

Copying and Translating in all languagesin general use In this Kingdom.

Custom llouso Business tr.insuctcd withaccuracy and dispatch.

Loans negotiated at favorable rates.Gold, Silver and Certificates bought and

sold.Advertisements and Subscriptions soli

cited for publishers.Any Article purchased or sold on favor

able termsInter-Islan- d Orders will receive parti,

cular attention.To let. Furnished and Unlurnishod Cot-

tages in desirable localities at reasonablerentals.

Several Valuablo Properties in andaround the city now for sale and Iciscou easy teuns.

rAll business entrusted lo our carewill receive prompt and faithful atten-tion at moderate charges Feb 0

Baldwin LocomotiVBS

The undersigntd having been appointedagents for the Hawaiian Islands

For the Celebrated

Baldwin-:-Locomotiv- es

From the worlcs of

Burnliam, Parry, Williams & Co.,

IMillmlclltlilu. X'eiill..

Aie now prepared to give estimates andreceive orders for 'these engines, of anysi.e and style.

The Baldwin Locomotivk Woiiks nronow manufacturing a style of Lcconio.live particularly adapted

For Plantation Purposes

A number of which have recently beenreceived nt thexe Islands, and wo willhave pleasure in furnishing plantationagents nnd managers uith particularsot same.

Tho superiority of these Locomotivesover nil of her makes is not only knownhere but U acknowledged throughoutthe United States.

Wm. G. IRWIN & Co.,Agents for Hawaiian Islands.

402 w.ly

I1AWAIIANCOMMERCIAL SALESROOMS !

Cur. uccn A Xiinnnu NtH.

17 Goods of nil descriptions sold oncommission.

Mutual Tclcphono 031. fob

A. H. RASEMANN,Book-binde- r, Paper-rule- r & Blank-boo- k

Manufacturer.

No. Merchant street. Up stairs.y

G. MULLER & CO.,PRACTICAL QUN & LOCKSMITHS

Bethel Street, "Damon's Block,"Corner store.

Surgical & Musical Instruments neatlyrepaired at rcusouablo nitcs. SewingMachines

.and...'.repairing

. ' , .of nil kinds- a

All Kinds oi Hales & Scalesreti'tired Household Sewing Muchincfor Stt'e. dcc.14-8!- )

O LUSO 1IAAVAIIANO.

ALL persons who want to communiwith tho Poitugucsc, cither

for business, or for procuring workmen,eorvants or any other helps, will find itthe most profitable way to advertise intho I.uso Hawaiiano, tho now organ oftho Portuguese colony, which is pub.lloliod on Hotel strtet, nnd only charge?reasonable rates for advertisements.

MILLINERY !

At lieWEDNESDAY,

Easter Opening

r 101 Fort Street,

N. S. SACHS, Proprietor.

THURSDAY, FRIDAY and

OF THIS WEEK.

gjWWv invite Hie l.:nlif nf llnimliilii In c.ill and invl our new amielegant (dock of

MILLINERri!H LATEST

HATS AKD

CUOIClil VLOW10KS, STYLISH UIIIHONS

A Fine Assortment of Cliildreus' Trimmed Hats, at tlis

- -

Pedigrees of

BREEDING

The follow iujr Fine AniiniiN willstand for ervleo nt the ranch, Wnialac:

Well-bre- d Stallion"MARIN."

Xoruinu Stallion"CAPTAIN GROWL."

'thoroughbred Stallion"MIDNIGHT."

Two Native Stallion

"PILIAOAO" & "FRANK."A Well-bre- d

"KENTUCKY JACK."

49J-13- 0 tf

KAST CORNISH FORT

CO.,

WHOLESALE

MILLINERY !

Honolulu

PATTERN TOQUES,

POPULAR MILLINERY HOUSE.

WAIALAE BREEDING RANCH

DEPARTMENT.

SATURDAY

IN

All Horses jPflmjf-- '

SALE

nut sam.:

Stallion of vatlous bleed-- .Mares with or without fo.tl.Hor-e- s for any

BREAKING

A Skilful Ilioiiker and Trainer nu-ploy- ed

on the ranch.Sati-faetl- U iiainutccil In

IiilmMii'' and training hoi-- e.

R.

H. E. MclNTYRE & BRO.,IMrOUTKRB AND DEALERS IN

aroceries, Provisions and Feed,AND KING

New Goods received by every Packet from the Eastern Stales and Europe,Fresh California Produce by every Steamer. All orders faithfully attended to.and Goods delivered to any part of thu city free of charge. Island orders eoli.cited. Satisfaction guaranteed. Post Office Box 145. Telephone No. 93 fnov-4-8- 5

HAS JUST RECEIVEDKits Alaska Sea Trout, Kits Mackerel,nud Hum in 1 and 2 lb.tins, Tins in

Top and Twin

and nof nt

your or ring up No. 11!).

840. -- ft- 1'. O. Box 'JD7,

HONOLULU,

IMPORTERS,

isr-- - ON

y.NOVELTIES

Kept?

purpose.

!

BSy"

PAUL

BiHMHBHmanBHmaBBanamMaHean

Chas. Hustace, King Street,

.Sounds, Cuhcs Vienna Sausage, Satibngo, SalmonHams, Bacon, Codfish, Soused Mackeiel, Boiled Mncketel To-

mato Siutce, O'Cnn Brand Butter, Honed Chicken Turkey,Brothers' Yeast Cakes,

Aunt Abbey's Rolled Oats!Ci'iuliiiu Flakes, Gormen, Breakfast Gem, White Oats, Highland Rolled O.ils,Dried Apricots, Dried Peachen, Prunes, Tnltlo Fruits, Dates, Figs, Ridge'sFond, Golutino, Sardines, Wheat, O.its, Bran, Potatoes, OniotiH,

Gunciiil Afcfcortment (liocciies Popular piices,

P"J.cavo orders,

I'otcphono

LEWIS &

RETAIL

DEPARTMENT.

DEPARTMENT.

ISENBERC.

STREKTS.

per "AUSTRALIA,"Kits Salmon Bellies, Kits Tongues

Ill Fort Street,II. I.,

DEALERS IN GROCERIES & PROVISIONS.

IC12 -- IBy each steamer of the O. S. 8. Co. from California

fresh Gala. Roll Butter, Frozen Oysters & Fresh Cala, Fruits,ITJhIi, GSiiiuc, VetroiUlcH, ltcM lSt.

A complete Hue of Crosse & Blackwell's & J. T. Morton's Canned & Bottled Goods

Always on hand. Also, just received a fresh line of4j)ci'iunn l'nl en He l'otted .Merits Ac ltd tiled Prenervoil Fi'nitN,Lewis & Co.'s Maltese Bruud Sugar Cured Hams & Bacon,

New Breakfast Cereals, Cream Oat Flakes & Orcam Wheat Flake,Sicily Lemons & Cala. Riverside Oranges,

Oregon Burhauk Potatoes, Etc,, Etc., Etc.

tip-l- G fsSsU'istiaietioii Guaranteed. 87

BEAVER JL SALOON

Tho Best Lunoh in Town,

Tea and Coffee at 111 Hours

The Finest Ilrand of

Giws JRsS- - TnhflRr.nai &&m iuuuuuu

AlwnyH on J land.ii. J. NOI.TE, l'rii'itor.

X'1113

Metropolitan

Meat CompanyM KINO STUKKT,

G. J. WALLER, - - Manager

Wholesale & Retail Butchers

AIJD

NAVY CONTRACTORS.1717 ly

fNTERPMSr PLANING MILL,

I Alakcii, nouv iieoii SI.Telephone Xo. tin.

WALKER & REDWARD,

ContrnotovH 4& XtuilUcrB.Brick, Stone nnd Wooden Buildings; cs.tlmates given. Jobbing promptly at-

tended to. 70 Ring street. IJell Tele-phone No. 2. P. O. Hox, 42J. ap 5.1y

LUCAS,Contractor

and Builder,1

Honolulu Steam Planing Mills, hspls.nadc, Itonoluiii.

Manufactures all kinds ot Mouldings,Brackets, Window Frames, Blinds,

Sashes, Doors, and all kinds of Wood-work finish. Turning, Scroll and BaudSawing. All kinds of Sawing and Plan-ing, Morticing and Tenanting.

Orders promptly attended to and workguaranteed. Orders from the other 1s-- 1

mds solicited

WRIGHT BROS.,THOMAS & HENRY,Fort Street, next Lucas' Mill,

Carriage Builders,Ship's Blacksmilhlng, Drays, Carts &

Wagon Building as specially.

Every description of work in thoabove lines performed in a firM-cla-

manner and executed nt short notice.

ALL WORK GUARANTEED.ty Orders from the other islnuds

solicited. Will be pleased to see allour old customers as well ns new ones.Mutual Telephone No 57.7.

apr.19-8- 9

W. W. Wright & Son,79 i 81 JEg Bell Tele.

King St.,ddUELNe. 381.

(The Rose Premises )

All orders for wheel vehicles of everydescription filled with promptness.

First-clas- s mechanics employed.

Fine Carriage Work a Specialty

TltAM OAltH. OMNIH1IKNKN,

Plantation Wagons, Mule & Ox Carts,

Made to order, altered or repaired.

Carriage Fainting, Trimming,UC, ETC., l.TC, UTC.

Our HORSESHOEING DepartmentIs under the management of It. Cny.ford, who will collect and receipts allbills due that branch of our business.

(Signed):ncMG.8m W. W. WRIGHT X, SOX.

VETERINARY.

AH. ROWAT, Veterinary Surgeon,and pharmacy at Hawaiian

Hotel Stables, corner Hotel nnd Richardstieets. Scientific treatment in all s

of domestic) animals. Orders forplantation and ranch stock promptlyattended to. Mutual Telephone tlftl,P. O. Box 32C. mli.18.8a

ruiiiju noticerMIK undersigned having been ap--

pointed agent for 11. M. QueenKnpio'.mii, notice is hereby given thatnil tenants, by lease or otherwise, ateordered to make till payments to me, hoother receipt being valid. Olllce at theI'nlaee Bungalow, llnnrs fiom II a. i.lotr. i. II. O. U1.UKOU,lilt) if Agent for 11. M. the Queen.

LADIES' NURSE.MONROK. ladles' nurse, lineMRS. to No, it, Kukui lane.

Fcb.14.89

Prussian NationalInsurance ComD'v

Kr.nt,isttEn 1S45.

Capital 9,000.000 Reichsmarl.sr pi! K unileralcnp'l, agent of the aboveJL Company for the Hawaiian Islands,

Is prepared to ncrept risk-- , ugulu't (In1,on lluildlni:f, Futniliire, .Mvicli'iudiHc,Produce, Stijiar Mills, Etc., en the mostfavotable teinu.

Lo:sc$ Promptly Adjusted and Payah'oIn Honolulu.

c. uorric,Jl 87-l-y For II. ltiemcnsnhnclder.

Union, Fire & Marine

Insurance Co., L'd,Ol .WW Krnlnnil.

Capital $10,000,000

Fire risks taken on Dwelling8, Store,Sio'chniw and Content!) ANo, Suearand Rice Mill-- , Machinery, Kte , lite.

Murine Iiimui-uiic- i

(n Hull, Cargoes and Freights. I.opaid here

J. S. WALKER,Ajii-n- t for Hnwallnn Islands,

jm.'iin

CASTLE & COOKIE

Life, Fire & Marine

Insurance Agents !

AtlKNTS 10U:

New England Mutual Life Ins. Co.,

or j;nsiox.

Etna Fire Ins. Co. of Hartford.t;:v i o r-

einsurance Company,Flic A Marine.

OF SX FKASClSro, CAMFOr.NlA.JauliO

NEW YORK

Life InsuranceCOMPANY.

Assets, : $95,000,000.00

"Facts are Stubborn Things."

At every ago, on every picniiinntable, and in every year, tho AC-

TUAL RESULTS of Tontine Policiesof tho New York Lifo Insurance Co.hnvo been LARGER than thoso OFANY OTHER COMPANY issuingsimilar policies.

gJ0 For particulars apply to

Gen'l Agent Hawaiian2811 If

FIRE,LIFE.

MARINEINSURANCE.Hartford Fire Insurance Co.

Assets, 45,288,000Commercial Insurance Co.

(Fire and Marino)

Assets, $450,000Anglo-Nevad- a ce Corporation'

(Firo and Marine)Capital, paid up, $2,000,000

South British Firo and Marine Ins. Co

Capital, $10,000,000New York Life Insuranco Co.

Assets, $05,000,000

CO.BERGERHONOLULU.

Genoral Agent, Haw'n h lands.

1053 ly '

CASTLE & COOKE,1.111'OUTKKM.

Hardware, ShippingAND

Commission Merchants.miAi.v.us IN'

General Merchandise !

Plantation Agents,Life, Fire & Marino

Insurance Agents.

Jan 11 HONOLULU, 11 I. 118E0

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tlu ItilTiifinPltrfCftt to neither Sect nor FarlytHut estrtblhhed for the benefit of all.

FRIDAY, APR. I, 1800.

The Collector-Genera- l of Ciisloni'

statistics for llic iinnitor ending

March .'11, show llic expoit of migarfor the quarter to lie C9,2C2,82L

pounds, value 83,1130,090, being a

decrease of 2ft,0.C,70-- l pounds as

compared with the correspondingquarter of 1889. 'l'lic rice exportntnottiits to 2,111,100 pounds, valueSI l,0Sr. Rananas, 27,285 bunches,value 811,10!). Hoth thee productshIiow an increase over the correspond-iii-

quaiter of the previous year.

A CORRECTION.

Our vepoiter appears to have mis-

heard Mr. Baldwin at the treatyconference the other day, and we

arc requested to repeat his remarkswith the correction. They are as

follows:Mr. Baldwin said the present

treaty will piobably continue, but ai eduction of .") percent on thepresent duties, or a loss of 20 aton, would be ruinous, because itcosts many plantations S00 a ton tomanufacture their sugar.

AID TO PRIVATE SCHOOLS.

The Advertiser reports that at a

political meeting recently held in

Ililo it was decided to ask the Legis-

lature for appropriations for a

variety of specified purposes, in-

cluding the Catholic and 1'iotestantboard'mg schools of that town. A

stated in our columns a few daysago, the Legislature has always been

liberal towards the cause of educa-

tion, and we have no doubt the com-

ing se.ioii will maintain the reputa-

tion of the past. The schools men-

tioned are worthy piivate institu-

tions, and it may be a wise and

proper thing to assist them by publicmoney. And there arc other privateeducational establishments, equally

entitled to consideration, which may

also be applicants for aid, that it.

would be sound policy to grant.This country, following in the

track of other.--, older and presuma-bly wiser, considers it the duty of

the State to piovide for the educa-

tion of the young. Ilcuce our pub-

lic school system, supported almost

entirely by public money. Now, inview of the fact that the Governmentplaces within the reach of all themeans of an elementary education,the question is asked, should thegovernment contribute to the aid of

private schools? The cortcct answerwould seem to be, that the Govern-

ment should not contribute to thesupport of piivatc schools where

and when its own schools fulfil re-

quirements, and it is conceded thatthe Government schools are fully

equal to the ordinary rcquiicmentsof reading, writing, and arithmetic.Hut in our exceptional circum-

stances, where training to a new

cmlizalion is a main object ofschooling, arc the public day-schoo- ls

capable of doing all that may beexpected of a paternal government?Seal eel v. Arc not the KawaiahaoSeminary, the schools of the Frenchand the Kugllsli Sisterhoods, St.Louis College, the schools at Ililo,and others, in which hundicds ofnative children have their homesand are regularly habituated to cor-

rect domestic habits, in addition to

being taught what may be acquiredin the public day-schoo- tloln a

national work which the nation may

properly encouiage and piomote byaid from the national treasury ' Yes,wc think so. Hut it is not wise to

giant aid indiscriminately, or in a

way to preclude the measure of

governmental supervision necessaiyto assure of compensating returnsfor the expenditure. Appropriatingmoney to pass directly from thetreasury to a school is decidedly O-

bjectionable, because it relinquishescontrol. AVe have a bureau of edu-

cation, and all government money

for educational purposes should

conic under its care.

REMOVAL OF CO. B.

Kunoi: Hui.i.r.Tiv:Why should Company H, Honolulu

Hilles, be permitted to leave theHattalion Armory and, with the con-

sent of the Ministry and the sup-po- it

of, some merchants, establishitself as a would-b- e l'netorianguard, by private means with piivatelicadquaitersV Vnv.

Kditok Hui.ixii.n:Why should the pleasant iclations

now existing between the variouscompanies of the Honolulu Ritlea besevered by removing the plnco ofmeeting of Company B?

f"P) VV " "y rfyp ij , nTv wT 1" trffvt V"1 j w 1Wvt-- r

It seems to tnc that the presentplace of meeting lias proved nil thatwas necessary In the past and willdo for the future. The various com-

panies meet on different nights, haveseparate company apartments, andare equally piovidert for under theMilitary Act.

Junior lias it that the merchantswill liquidate the expenses of Com-

pany 11 in its new quartets, and If

such be true it is placing that com-

pany under obligation5! to a smallpottion as against the interest of thewhole community.

We have had enough of this inthe past. If the Government can-

not foot the necessary expenses ofthe Honolulu Wiles in their presentquarters, then I for one say disbandthe corps rather than separate thecompanies. As for the pi i vale sub-

scription that U lotlcn, and it it. theduty of the Ministry to avoid suchsupport. Oxr. cu- - nn Hv.

QUESTIONS FOR THE PEOPLE.

Knnoi: llci litis':Did they not fall into lank and

file beautifully, this parliament ot

notables? Is 'this the Legislatuicthat meets lirst? And is it intendedto take the wind out of the sails olthe Legislature of llic people? Whosummoned this Legislature No. 1 ?

The .Ministers? The bankers?The merchants? The planters?Kb? Is not this just anothersuch "get up" as Kinney at-

tempted last summer? Do the Min-

isters howl about the treaty for thesake of creating sentiment for themselves? Aic the elect in league withthem? Is tliis the new committee ofthirteen? Are these notables tryingfor them, or are they only dancingwhen "Nap the Little" toots forthem? The treaty has four years torun. Can we now get anythingmore than that? Shall wc negotiatea treaty in commence live yeaisfrom now? Qit.i:it.

DEATH OF A VETERAN.

John Miller, who has been in theemploy of Wildcr's Steamship Com-

pany for many years, was taken tothe Queen's Hospital in a stale ofcollapse, by his shipmates of thesteamer Leluia, this morning. Heis now dead. Miller was a quarter-master on the lnited Stales shipKcarsargc when that gallant vesselsunk the re'bel cruiser Alabama.His death was from old age.

THE MARIPOSA.

A large number of passengers,nearly all in transit for Sun Fran-cisco) arrived by the Mariposa thisafternoon. The Mariposa wouldhave reached tins poit at six o'clockthis morning had it not been foi astiff northeaster yesterday. Amongthe passengers by the steamer arc a

number of musical people andwere had dining

the passage. A "dog-fac- e man"arrived and will be exhibited heie.He came ashore with his headoveied.

EVENTS THIS EVENING.

Polynesian Kncampmcnt Xo. 1, I.f). O.'l'., at 7:30 o'clock.

Oceanic Council No. 777 A. L. ofH. at 7::50.

Drill Co. 1), Honolulu IJillcs,at 7: HO.

Konian Catholic Cathedral Kng-lis- h

p.ssion, with sermon, 8 p. in.St. Andrew's Cathedral .Services

7 p. in.Hawaii Ilaseball Club, Hay view

I'csort, fi p. in.

EVENTS

Kvecutor'.s alo stock of late Jas.ll.'lloeisiy J. Jloran,l0 a. in.

Auction Mile of racing boats by.las. F. iMorgan, 12 in.

MEETING NOTICE.

tha Hawaiian ItilluA.MKI'.TIN'finf will be held at theHawatiHt) llu'el, mi SATUHDAYHVKXIXti, Apiil nth, at 7. Ill) o'clock,10 conshler lite lepnrt ol the eominitleoappointed to select a new uinge for theApsoeiation. A lull iittemlunce ieoiiesloil. IVr Onler.

.1. H.OI'KK. I'liMiluil.1. O. Hoi II WEI.I , Seereiaiy. WO 2t

GoYernmeot Coupons Lost !

Mai eh Slid, Coupon Silo, lioml Xo.'.'SMSim, ' 'J27

' &M), " .'I'.'in ' !?:io, ii'ii

is:, ' 127Sl.-- i. l'.'S

).'), I I'll' ir, irti

islHIA..1.0AHTW!lfiHT.

Honolulu, Ma l oh 23. IKK). .'ill If

WANTED

CtOI'IKSof the Daily Hilli.tix, otspecified below, Till cents

a enpv will bo paid for the miiiic onileliveiv at thin ojllee:

.iBiiimry IM, IHHU, a 'iileH.

KAiLitoAD norsi:XTO. 0 Kln; street, neai ihe l)rlil(;f.Xi Open ibiy anil night. Mialxatallhimra. Oideis for Ciililornin nroiluculerelved. H. T. OII.ZY,"il5f2m I'ioj)rlelor.

LOST

I2o, ilrawn bv the Ho.iioiiiii .Sugar Co. Teb. ID, ls'.K),

for fi.Ili.ll has been lot or Ptoleu. Allpai tie-- ! am beieby warned ti:iIiiKtnegollatlnu sillic Wi lUl

JUST KEOEIVED

Iho Coaet a eliolrn lot of. Olgnrs, Clgnil'lte and Tobaccos,

whioli will be al verv low prices,HAX.S ITIUHSKX,

lOnim No.B7KlngMicct.

DAILY BULLETIN: HONOLULU, II. I., A1TJL 'I, J00O.

"The Mikado"

I'rnf. G.S.inlel .Iu-le- al Conductor '

.1. I'.ltioui Stage .ManagerI

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Tuesday Evening, April 8tli,

Wll.l. 111. HIM.X

Gilbert & Sullivan's Well-know- n Opera

Willi riu: koi.iowino cat:The Mikado of .tap

..Mr. II. Monii-agl-

Xniikl Poo MiNmmO,., Mr. W. II.Hnog.

Koko (l.onl With Kventloiicr)V. Mr. K. P. Ill-h-

Pooh l'.ah (l.onl High KverythlngKle) M r. W. Lew er--

PMiTu-- h (ti Xol.lc l.onl)Mr. ('. Wlileinanii

Yum YiiiiiI SNIims, f Ml- - F. NolteI'ltil .sing Wauls 1 Mrs. .1. How

(jo ) ofKoko ( Ml-- - M.KalUliu (an elderly lady in loo with

XaiiM Too) ...Vhs. W. )ilIOl1'

l-li:i A

Larj5e & Efficient Chorus & Orchestra

fljy Ilux plan open at nlllee of I.. .1,

I .evex. on Moii)!i, April "Hi, at ! I

O'clock . M. i'i'0 It

Fresh Frozen

(ON KJB)

JUST RECEIVEDI'd ,s. Aiistiali.t, '

At The Beaver SaloonII. .1. XOIrK. Froiirlotor.

r.c.'o ;n

ocica; ia--

Steamship Comp y

I'Olt SAX TIIANOISCO,The Al

"AUSTRALIA;VIII liae Honolulu fni the above

poit on

Friday, April 1 1th,AT ..

For Kimlil or I'a-ig- e, nppl to

VM. O. IUWIN & CO., Agents.r.:o lA--

NOTICE.

VI It. II V. (IIIKKN is nntlioii-ei- l toIt l rollfi:t for our iirrount.

Im .1. KJJKOWN & CO.

NOTICE.ICOW is no lonf;ei in my em.

CHL'X unit i not antlioried to gnmv iiiuiiu or r.ct foi me in nnv ni'iiuierwha'eviT. I'AI KKH.

Honolulu. March SP, IPflO Ml! tw

NOTICE.OSllOItNK U now prepared toMIIS. ive instiuetioiis in

al "This Arlington," Jtooni U. ClassLessons: Aloiidays Wednesdays andl'ildav.. Private lc-o- by specialairaiiuenient. Siampbi'' and oideispiomptly attended to. febL'l-l- y

NOTICE.

sold out my inteifst in theHAVING it More & Co to .1. N. S.Williims, all persons iuilebiid totahlfirm are required to pay the amount ofllio.li- - iiulebtcdtuss to mc, anil all busingnccounl.s apalnst said llrm will pretentIlium to mo for payment ut the ollke (ifH. Mote & Co.

Tlio,. . I.UPAS.Honnliilii.reli. 1, lMH). Abi lm

NOTICE.

"VTO'I'ICH Is hereby given to depositorsli In the Minings Hank Dep.iittnoiitof Clans Mpierkels & Co that, fiom andafter tlio 1st day of Apt II, lSlio, the ut

allowed on deposits will bnie-diiee- il

to four ft) per cent per annum.Depositors will lie allowed lo withdrawtheir deposits up to that date withoutgiving lliojisiial notice, but, it allowedto remain after Apill 1st, .said depositswill l)oconsideieiiaenbject to the titlesand legitlallons published in the l'asHooks.

CJ,AlT.S SHtKCKHLS & CO.IS'.i I in

NOTICE.

bought out Mr. W. II.HAVIXO in Urn "Honolulu Carriage,Miiiiulactory,"at JUS Foil htitct, Jampienaied to conlinim the above liusiiiefsunder ihu old name of Honolulu Car.ri'ige .Maunfactoiy, and boing mi olde.pcrlonced carriage builder I lollcllthe pntionago ol my old lriends aril llicnubile, in general, and witli my tlinr.mghlinowledgo of the business and with c..perlctKctl workmen and using only thebent inuteriii) I gunrnnleo general satis,faction, l'lcavc call and cc mn beforegoing elsewhere.

(rilgned): CIDKOX WKST.Honolulu, Oct. 2?, ltfHD. :i!U If

Auction Sales by Janes F, Morgan,

EXECUTOR'S SALE

")' !lk,7r, "'linger-- deceacd.

'" 7.I willi nail lit Public'.

Aiii'tinn. ill niyJsih'siooiii. liit'eii Mieet.

On SATURDAY, Anvil Hill,AT HI O'Cliril A. M..

The stock ami inalcilul of -- aid cMnle.comprising:

01oc1cs, Wflt.OllOH,lion Safe. Miop rilling-i- ,

Pci-xiua- Fffcel,Large mill Hue n I mumU of

TOOLS & MATERIALS, ETC.

tafTlieatliMit'oiiof watrhiiiakoraiuljeweler- - Is called to tliN sale.

J AS. P. MORGAN,M7 4t Auctioneer.

f 'I lie sale of Haclug Toil", Etc..at MortfiinV audio i iooni. h poMponeilto tin- - follow Iiir from mlvi-rlisri- l

ilme, iriiiicl) : Sa'unhiy, Apr I fitli, ul IS!

iiV.ii U noon.

AUCTION SALE OF

Racing BoatsBoat House Fixtures !

At Ml' Salisroom, (Jucen atieel, I will' sell ol Public Auction.

On SAVURDAY, April fitli,AT It 0'4'1.04'li .NOOX.

Tin' folliwiii ncll.Uiinwii Km In?Holts:

The Six-oare- d R. Gig "Liliuokalani."

The Six-oar- Racing Gig "Kaiulani."

Tha Four-oare-d Rac. Gig 'Unknown."

The Six-oare- d R. Bdige "Kapiolani."

The Twc-oare- d R. Canoe "B. F. D."

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ScIm (r:i'ilaf A I'lne Ninoii flui'H,l''iii'iilturt! A Ilout IIoumc KlxtuiVH.

t3f' Sale pn-lt!- e. Xo lesciuv

JAS. V. HIOKOiAN,514 fit Aurilonucr.

Of

Hv anil umlcr the pnwir of fale jjivonto V. M. (Jibeon, pledgee, by (I. S.iloItossini, pUdgor, on Mureli 15. IMS7, I,.1. S. Walker, Kxeeiilor ol Hie Kslntc ol

V. M. Gibion (lately ileceaseil). will tellut Public Auction by Jainc F. Morpar,nueiloncer, at li i Salesroom, on (Juei nstreit, in Honolulu,

On WEDNESDAY, April i,AT I OVI.OCK 00.

Tliit certain llnst in Marble of

King Victor EmanuelUxeeiiteil by O Si'o Knsslni. Tlio ai I

UiMt was iliposi'ed willi anil pleilfjcil tosaid YV. M. (ilbson on said .Mmeli 1.1,1887, by (I K.ilo Ito slid to Kccure llicripayuwnt or tS.'.O mill iiiteiisi Ibuiconut !) percent per annum, with power forsulil pledgee to sell mill Hiitl ami reimburse himself.

CW" The Ibift wi'l be ru exhibitionuntil the dav bcfoic .i1ii. in llic wimlowof Flore, in Citinpl cll'.s IJInelt, on inukiiifide of Mcrcliiint -- tieet, lately i.ienpiedby .1. H Hrown it Co

.1 S WALK Kit,Exe. of EM-il- of W. M (Hb-o- n.

V. A. Win UNO Attorney.Honolulu. Maieh!!!, lPJH. 558 fi

if

DELICIOUS

HotBunsFrom 5 a. m. to 5 p. in.

On GOOD FRIDAY, April 4tH

at tiii:

PIONEER STEAM

Candy Factory & Bakery,

IIOTF.I. STHKHT,

F. HORN, Proprietor

FonoMairaiipoi

Till A 1 NleuillHliip

"Yamashiro Maru"YOUNG, Commander.

Will leave Honolulu for thu above poilson or about

Monday, April 7th.

For freight or pissagc, lcivlngHnprrior eabln and stearage accomino.ilatiou?, apply to

Wm. G. IRWIN & Co.,

Till) til Agents.

Hats for Ladlc, KaslprI?ASTER MI5op, Kiisipr Hals fu-lfill Idi en at Clmi. ,1. FIMu-r.s- , r)7 hv

MMMMMWMMiM

THE MUTUAL$SS5

Is Issuing It hew form of itistimlicc which provides, In 'thu event of death, for a lcturti of nil premiums pnld In ad-dition to the of the policy, or, should the insnyeil survive a given number of years, the Company willretniil all the premiums paid wilh'inteicsl', or, instead (if accepting the policy and piotlts In cash llic leital holderWW WITHOUT MIMICAL FA'AMIN'ATION and WITHOUT FIWTHKK l'AYMKNT OF PRKMIl'MN, take inlieu thereof Hie amount of policy and piollts in Fl'LLY PAID PP insurance, paiticipaiing annually in dividends.

Heinc-niber- , this contract Is issuedgest Financial Institution in the Woild,

Kay For full particulate call on or

I)ce-24-8- 0 , General Agent for Islands.u'

- -O O O O O O O ' o o o o o 0

-On si.

HOT

LIFE

Hundred

Hawaiian

HOT

NSURANGE

BUNS

BUNS!The He- -l Hot Huns to ha I in the city on

&X GOOD, FRIDAYHhVllL UK AT

CLOVE'S BAKERYtJtT And will Im delivcied HKD HOT to any jail of the City. &"3

L

fjG Finn wagons will Tm in ooralin.u Hou in ynnr omIoik onily.

TAHITI LEMONADE WORK!

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G0MPA1Y.

TAHITI LEMONADE,LEMON, : CREAM rand-- : PLAIN : SODA,

Proprietors of BAILEY'S SARSAPARILLA & IRON WATIIt,

Ginger k Hop Me, RasgMriaile, Sarsaparllle, Mineral Etc.

TELEPHONE 297.t-

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All ooiHiuunloatloiiH and orders slioulil lio niUlrcsstid to

:1S9 lm

Club Stables.

LIVERY, BOARDING & SALE

STAUL.ES!

Fort Street abovd Hotel Street.

47V 20TH TELEPHONES

The aboe Slab'es now fullyeipllppeil iiud ate piep.lied to I'llllll-- ii

Ihe public at a monieiii' notice with

SADDLE HORSES,Horses & Carriages, Wagonettes,

Sui ivy. Hog Carls, lit'-.- . I'.le.

HORSES BOARDEDIty tlio Day. Wrolc oi3ron(li.And Patlsfaetiou guaratiteed. Specialattention paid to tlio care of ca'titigt".

HACK STAND:Cor. lUcroltuiiL & JSutliul fcStM,

Opposite the l'ollee .Station. IlothTelepliones l.VJ, and conueeted by elee-tit- e

bell with Stibles, so that acan be called at cither place.

jjarXew Hacks, Safe Ilor-'es- , and(iooiI, Sober l)rieis.

S. F. UIMIIA.II,ol.S 1w Man.iK'i'.

Base Ball Goods !

Mra. THOS. LACK,Agent for Spalding Hno Hall fctipplitf,

will receive per S camera Aus.tralia and Alameda a full

line the latestI

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The Ifules & Rotjulationsfor'90

Do not forget that Mrs Thos. Lack,81 Fort 6trcet, has the agency

foi ho world rciiownvd

SjmldinK'.s Spovling Pootls.W Call fpr onp Bpahllng'B Cata-logiic- s

frep. fll-- lw

fk.X.k.1

I

Ol NEW YOULIsC

amount

by (he oldest Life Insurance Companyits assets exceeding One anil

addresaS.

the

Ponnv !

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r.l?vro ai. lonii' !

Cro-- s be

A1MI1L

BAIL.KY, Itlxxiiiigrci.--MANUFACTUIUSRS OF--

in the I'nlted Stales, a ml the l.:u- -

Thirty-Si- x Millions of Dollais.

HB. ROSE,

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of

of

BENSON, & CO.,

EfjiL

undine, Walers,

SMITH

Wc imilc the Ladies of Honolulu to call and inspect our

FINE LINE of MILLINERYtr-OR-

. EASTER !

Fancy Ribbons, Shaded Tips & Pompoms,THE y IN' EST STOCK OF

Trimmed and Untrimmed Hats in this city.Cjr OUR STOCK CAN'T RE HEAT. Jg3

CTias. J. FISHEL'S,Leading Millinery llouso, Corner Foit it Hotel Bis.

EGA INT &: GU3NT 1SThaVe JUST RECEIVED Ex austwalia

A Choice Line of Dry & Fancy Goods,ixd.tini.Nfl

icii cioveh I'l'om a to yo iiuttoiiK,Hosiery, Salines, Scotch GiDghims, latest patterns; Woolen Dress Goods,

. ALSO, A CHOICE LOT OF

Boys', Youths' & Children's Clothing, Trunks, Bags & Yalises,

a TEMPLE FASHION--OFCORK Kit HOTEL & FOKT STREETS.

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Great Reduction Sale !AFTER TAKINO STOCK I HAVE REDUCED MANY LINES OF

", GOODS.

IMMENSE BARGAINS ARE OFFEREDI OF THE FOLLOWING GOODS

mil 15tli, Only.124 pair, of Undressed Kid Gloves!

0 and 8 IJtjUons in peifect order at $1 a pair Great DaigainsAll my DRESH'GINGHAMS ahout 110 pieces to Bclcct fiom are ofl'eied at,, CoiilPiiuc. A hinall lino of

Scotch Ginghams at a Great Reduction !

IU-:- TlR A largo ijpsortnient of READ THIS

whli:tje xk,e goods.Such aB I'iiiucs, Embroidered Swiflses, India Linen, Main Swins, Nnlimonl: and

many oilier lines of White Goods. I will at Hitch aprice that cvciybody will buy them.

g,7T Remember, Fobruary 15th will elo.se this Sale. Jtfn

FellS. EHRLICH,

Poinpr JTotpl & Fort StrPOtfl.

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FRIDAY, APR. 1, liitO.

OAHU RAILWAY & LAND COMPANY'S

TIME TABLE:

IIKllll.AI! IIIAINS.

A. M. 1'. .M.

Leave Honolulu Iijoil 'J:noAiHveMannun HHS y : IS

Leave Mnnati.i II :iiii I :n()

Arrive Honolulu lis t - I : IS

SINHAY muss.A..M. 1 M. I'. M.

Leave Honolulu... !::m r.'iHo :i:00Arrive Mamma ...10:18 1:18 !I:-I-

Leave Mnnmiii .... 1 :0(i 1 : 111 I :()."

Arihe Honolulu. .. 11 li.VtI!)- -'

ARRIVALS.April

Australia. Hotullcllc, (i daysanil 18 hnur.s from .Smi I'liinci-c- o

1IMSK Mariposa, llayward, It'., tlsiysfrom Auckland

Stiur V (5 Hull from Hawaii iiml MaulStnir KH:utiM Hon from HamnkuaSehr Kuitlkeaotill from 1 1. 1 wallXchr viol Wiililm; from lhiuiakunSchr Knalokal from WaianaoSehr Catcrlun lioiu cable lnjing

DEI'AIUURES.April I

Stnir Lchmi for Hniunkun il p mStnir 0 It Bishop for Wnlnnue, Wnlalun

ami Koolau at 'J a m

VESSELS LEAVING

Stnir Iwalanl for I.alialua ami Hauia-kn- aat 10 ii m

Sehr Kukunauii for Hawaii.llr l)k Deanlleld, Irvine, for S.in Fran-

cisco :it IL' mII M SS Mariposa, Haywaul, for San

Franci-e- o at 10 a in

PASSENCERS.From Mnul ami Hawaii pur stnir W

O Hall, April t- -.I fi llonplli.A Si l hadIMlanala, Mrs llrlgss. .) X S Wll.lams,O Maeomher, .Mrs T W Kverett, O.IOainpbcll ami wife, Col Sam Xorrls, l)rA Mack', M do Oouvula, .Mis ICuulela-loh- u,

1) Speckuian, T I.llllc, Mrs Hel-lie- ri,

J W Kiialmokii, dipt Harrisonand wife, V V liruner, JIis Fennel, r,

oihers, ami '.) deck.From Han Kraiielsco p!r S ft Austra-

lia, April I -- 1. J l.evey, .1 II Hopperand wife, Com Kellx MeCiirley, MNsWilliams, Mrs K l.ewers Miss 11 I.Lower.--, Miss A Areher, Mr-- M Green,.MVMeOuhe, MissM Hopper, Miss KHopper, M l.milsou. .1 H HuriH, Hon.I'aul Neumann, Allbs Nvuimimi andmaid, S (. Mltle, wife, dnuglunr andmaid, Mrs l)r ilrodie, dipt .las

MKs Dora Medau, jIIUi l'.mmaMi'diiu, MNs Mnrlou More, .1 S Kmer-koi- i,

.) C I.nue, l)r L S Thompson. .1

Snider, C .f J.ane,Carl Campbell, KalphC Ward and !;! hi steerage.

Froin Hie Colonies per H 31 S S Ma-riposa, April J Miss M Thompson, MisM J Thompson, Mrs A L Sewell, J) ItXielinlls, C W .Sowell, ! In the steerage,unil i)3 p:,eiig(!rs in transit.

SHIPPING NOTES.

The schooner Kaalokai brought 0!)8)m-- i sugar this morning from Walnuuc.

Tim steamer W O Hall arrived thismorning from windward ports with thefollowing cargo: I,0."1 bags biigar, MBbags awa, K,S bags coffee, i calves, 2.1liead cattle and 10:: pueknges siimlrles.

TheS 8 Australia, II C Houdletle,inater, sailed from Han l'rancKeo Fri-day, March 23th, at noon, with 'M cabinand Oil steerage passengers, and 151IIions freight, also $."il,7-'- U treasure. Flnoweather the entire trip. Arrived atwharf in Honolulu April 1th. 11 :4." a. in,

The British iron bk Ueaulleld, CaptIrvine, wilt sail at noon with

tons of sugar for San Francisco.The schooners Kaulkeaoull and Moi

Walilnc brought this morning T.'itl andJ100 bags sugar itspectivcly from Ha-waii.

The steamer Kllnuca Hon brought:'.700 bags sugar from Onoinea nnd 10head cattle from Kuwaihae tills morn-ing.

The steamer I.chua takes this after-noon 11)0 Japanese for the followingplantations: liakalau, 75 men nnd It)women; Ookala, -'-." men and 7 women;and Hoiiomu, CO men and It women.

The It M SS Maiiposa, tlaptllMHay ward, sailed from Sydney Mar 19,"i.lu p in; and arrived at Auckland Mar--':;, 1.10 p m; sailed from Auckland Mar24, 2.50 pm; touched at Tutnlhi Mar25, 8 01 a in; and arrived HonoluluApril 1th at noon.

SAN l'UANClSlO.Arrived Mar 20 bktne Quickstep 28

uavsiroiu lino.bailed Mar 20: bk S C Allen, bktne Y

II Dlniond, schr Olga, Honolulu j brig(" II Douglass, Kahulul; schr W SHowne, Maliukona.

Mar 23, bk G N Wilcox, Honolulu.HureKa, Mar 22, schr Eva hence.l'hllndelphla, Mar 21, sailed for Dela-

ware Ureakwater, Hi It bark Harvesterfor Honolulu.

Port Blakely, Mar 27. sailed schoonerIteporter for Honolulu.

Xeweastle, X S W, Mar 21, bk RobertSudden to load for Honolulu.

LOCAL & GENERAL NEWS.

Tiiinti: will bo an English sermonnt the Roman Catholic Cathedral at8 o'clock thia evening.

Mil. Liiscomb will ofl'er a silvercup for Iho .competition of piinteisonly in tho g gaino ntWaikiki uvoning.

m .

Mit. L. J. Levey, who lum returnedfrom his theatrical-caterin- g mission,reinoinbered' tho Hulm:tin in SanFrancisco, bringing thenco a eoni-plot- o

tilu of impciB between the lasttwo mails.

Mas. It. Lowers, Mists II. L. Low-or- s,

Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Hopper,Misses M. and K, Hopper, Mrs. Dr.Hrodie. Mies Ncuninni, Mr. J. W.ISleCjuire, and othor well-know- u Peo-ple aro welcomed homo from a for-

eign bjlOIO.

Mas. Doylo and Airs, Craig whoarrived by tho Aoxtrumi arc thowives of two mechanics employed byllio Oaliu Railway A Land Co. Theroaro now about CO people from forpignjmrtH "colonized" hero, tlirougli

given by that company.

LOCAL & GENERAL HEWS,

'I'm: Mai iiioM A6 fU II vo Miei'plor Ihle market,

StIOMin tllO Bl'MXl'lH yi'MMAHV

for Iho outgoing mail.

Hawaii Duscb.ttl Club niccl? ntH.iyviow this evening nt t.

Mil. Thco. H. D.ivies has given !rlK)In tin lliitisli Benuvolent Society.

Tin: Bi'i.i.iii.s' lliunks Purser KVilif Iho Auslialia for Kan Fr.inoNcii

liles, lepnils, ele.

Mil. Nolle has teeoivod fresh frozunnyslots niiil will seivo tln;m in anystyle at tin1 Beaver.

Tin: muil for Ban Francisco pur S.S. Mariposa will elopomorning tit 0 o'clock'.

Six boys anil four puis wore con-firmed by Bishop Willis nt the An-glican Cnlhcdtal last night.

Tun Bishop of Honolulu preachesnt the soivioo in St. Andrew' Oathi-dr- al

at 7 o'clock this evening.

Dii. L. S. Thompson having an iveilas epivleil the Ivnini people willhave a physician after a long depriv-ation.

Tin: Hawaiian Killo Associationwill meet nt the Hawaiian Hotel onSaturday evening. A full attendanceis desired.

Tin: U. S. new cruiser Charleston,after being open to visitors live weeksin Kan Traneiseo harbor, will come-t-

Honolulu.

Mit. M. Louhson's genial faco ap-pealed at the rail when the Australiaarrived. Ho likes Honolulu too wellto blny away long.

I'oiikman Hyan of Meclmuii' Kn-gin- u

Co. jnesided at (he File Depart-nien- lmeeting last night. No busi-ne- s

of iuipoi lance was transacted.

GoMMANiiiui Felix McUutloy ar-

rived by the Australia to relieveCommander Lyon of the Xipsic, whowill piobahly leave by tho Mariposa.

Hon. 1'aul Neumann is home againlooking greatly i tit proved by his for-

eign tour, ami not a bit spoiled byhis contact with tho piineos ofEurope.

Co. A, Honolulu Killes, CaptainZeigler, mustered 'lOstimig last nighl,and had a ill ill on Palace Sipiaie,followed by lefroshnients at 'theArmory.

Tin: railway company is still fillingin the fish pond in front of the Hono-lulu station, and a large accession ofdry land has been made 'there .sincethe lino opened.

- - 'i m -Tin-- : first performance of Hie opera

Mikado will take place Tuesdayevening next. 'J ho box plan willopen at L. .1. Levey's otliee at !

o'clock Monday.

Tiiimik am some excellent walehesami n huge stock of watchmaker andjeweler's implements included in thesloek'of tho late J. II. Rogers to bosold by .1. F. Morgan at 10 o'clock

Thk clock on tho Honolulu Plan-ing Mills was lighted with tho elec-tric light last night, making it abeautiful object ami a very ellicientlandmaik. This illumination of theclock is to be kept up by the Govern-ment.

Mil. and Mrs. Veldtmanare to havechargo of the railway leslaurnnt,which is to be situated between Rny-inon- d

grove and the hotel. The oldRaymond homestead buildings areto be renovated and adapted for Iholiotel by the company.

Rails are laid on the Ualiu Rail-way to near Mr. C. A. Rrown'a placeon Pearl harbor, or about a mile anda half boyond tho present terminus.Grading has reached Hoiiouliuli, hutrails to complete tho track will notbe here for a month yet.

J unci: MeOully has decided infavor of defendant, J. P. Mciidoucn,against plainlill", Jas. V. Gay's, ap-tli- o

peal from judgment in PolicoCourt. Plaintiff claimed irlmO withinterest for a survey and map madeby him for the defendant.

Tun boats to bo 6old by J. F. Mor-gan at noon aro now onexhibition, spine at tho salesioomsand others at Rrowor's wharf. Theycomprise tho flotilla of tho HonoluluYacht and Roat Club, and aro hand-some specimens of pleasure craft.

.

Wouk was to begin to-da- on thepavilion at Raymond grove, to bobuilt by the Oaliu Railway it LandCo. The lloor is to accommodatetwo hundred couples in setH of quad-rilles, tho roof to comfoilably shelter800 people, anil seating accommoda-tion in propoitiou.

Tin: Honolulu lion Works me-

chanics have started another sub-

scription for Ed. Voller, who lost hissight after many years' lending thofurnaces in that establishment. Mr.Theo. II. Da vies, President of thoCompany, gavo tho movers a choicebetween '$100 down ami $32 a yearduring tho bene'llciary's life. Tholatter was accepted and tho men willcontribute regulaily to the pension.

.

Mr. A. 11. LopboiiHtoii) has mmlo abeautiful plan f "l" pinjected townat Manana station, Ewa. Tho mainstreet named Ut;eipavista ripis fiomthe Government road, ending in adoublo forked boulevard at thostation. Cioss streets intersectingtho main ono aro named First,Second, Thiid, etc. A blue print copyof the plan has been kindly presentedtho lUn.i.r.TiN with the complimentspf Mr. II. F. Dillingham.

IMILY HUUjJATJW: JIOJNOLUI.il, U. I.,

Laos mipiis,6'M Pntnchcoi Match SS per S,

6'. A iidm! id.

Awful Destruction,Tho Boautiful City of Louia- -

villo Wrecked by :iCyclone.

HUNDREDS oTpIoPLE KILLED.

A cyclone struck tho city ofLouisville, Kentucky, the night ofthe 27th. It struck the southwestpoition of the city shortly after nineo'clock. At that hour the streetswere alive with people anil life inall its activity anil brilliancy was atits height.

The llrst intelligence to the out-

side world was sent from Jefferson-villc- ,

Indiana, across the river fromLouisville, by the chief telegraphoperator of the Western 1'nioii Tele-graph Co. at LouKvillo, who hadescaped to JeflVrsonville from Hiewieckeit city.

Kaily repoits gave estimates ofloss of life reaching to 1300 and2000. An extra of tho'F.xaininer atIJ:i50 a. m., 28lli, says hundredsare dead.

From the Examiner's account thefollowing description ol the begin-ning of the calamity is taken:

"Shortly after nine o'clock thewind began its violence and in afew moments it became a gale.Then with awful swiftness the furi-

ous whirlwind burst. A roar ofsound, a swirl of furious wind, andthen Iho terrible confusion of crashinglimber and falling stone, followedby dreadful silence for a moment.

"lluildings were blown from alldirections. As they ware crushedinto shapeless masses the structurescaught lire and the llamcs burst intothe air and in a moment the ele-

ments were all in conflict."The wind in wild fury swept all

before it. The river below the citywas whirled into an awful wrath andat many points ovci Mowed itsbanks."

In Louisville the devastation wastorriu'e and the loss of life will cer-

tainly reach hundreds if not thou-sands. In one building two lodgesand a dancing school were in ses-

sion, and there were in it about one.hundred people. It is supposed notone of them escaped. An eyewit-ness saw six or eight corpses takenout in fifteen minutes.

At il: 13 a. in. a despatch said 553

bodies, mostly of women and chil-

dren, had been taken from theruins of Fall's city hall.

Henry Mason, member of theLegislature for Hancock county,was in Wright's cigar store when thebuilding fell, and was instantlykilled. Of 1 1 girls imprisoned inWright's cellar three have been takenout (lead.

The Union Depot, nt the foot ofSeventh street," was blown into theOhio river. A train making up forthe Louisville Southern road wentover with the building.

Many buildings after fallingcaught fire and the inmates havebeen burned. All the streets arcblockaded with the debris of thefallen buildings and telegraph andelectric light wires.

It is practically impossible to esti-

mate the loss of life. Thousandsmay be buried beneath the ruins.The fire adds a fearful feature to thedesolation. The los3 of propertycan only be counted in millions.

In the streets through which-pas-senge-

went to reach the raihvaj'station there were dead and dying,and from facts and flying rumorsthere was reason to believe that thenumber of the dead would reachone thousand.

One of those who escaped to In-

dianapolis by rail thought from theactions of the fire department Hintits works were destroyed and thatthere was difficulty in getting wateron the flames.

Street cars were blown from thetracks and crushed against the wallsof the buildings. For a time every-body seemed paralyzed with fear,apparently in doubt whether to liceor not. The work of rescue soonbegan, however. Wagons of allkinds were pressed into service andthe dead anil wounded hauled away,as rapidly as darkness and the con-fused condition of the streets wouldpermit, to houses outside the pathof the cyclone.

The cyclono visited many townsin the West and Southwest, causingloss of life and property, but authen-tic accounts aro all meagre.

TltKATY 9IA.TTKUM.

Ames of Massachu-setts has Just returned from Cuba,lie says he has learned from theAmerican Consul at Havana thatBlaine favored free trade betweenthe United States, Cuba and Mex-

ico, the United States lo keep theduty on sugar on all the world ex-

cept tho islands included in thetreaty.

The New York Post has a des-

patch from Washington, which saysSecretary Blaine lists authorized theUnited Slates representatives at the

Congress to make aproposition of absolute reciprocityto tho representatives of tho SouthAmerican countries.

The reciprocity proposed is with-out any discrimination, nnd Ihoadoption of tho plan would bringabout absolute free trado in everyarticle of commerce between thoUnited State and those countries.

"TapBf'iM ,""". v ; VT"J(W.- M If RWraPSwwwTr 'vr1? 'H.7T

The Po-- eililoi hilly iloubli Hiewillingness of I lit: Paii-Aiii- leansto adopt a Inrlff Which would pruvent the United Slates from beingHooded with European good viaSouth America, and doubts the will-

ingness of Mr. Maine to proposereciprocity that did not provide forMidi a tariff.

The Republican members of theWays and Means Committee arebeing pressed hard on all sides re-

garding the sugar duties unilscarcely know what lo do.

CaliforniniH and the Kansas dele-gation arc lighting to prevent a cutof over 23 per cent. The Iowa, Illi-

nois, and Wisconsin delegations areunanimous in their demand for totalextinction of duty.

llarmer of Pennsylvania and othernorthern members are in favor ot afaiily high tariff, to protect beet,sugar.

Nevada representatives will sidewith California, but all the Oregondelegation are not sine.

Felton in Wash-ington expresses himself as conf-ident that any attempt to place su-

gar mi the free list will be defeated.

I'M run KTATI'.N.

The U. S, S. Iroquois arrived inSan Frnuciu'o on the 2Ulh fromPort Townsend. After her break-down the Iroquois sailed 7000 milesout of her course. CommanderlJishop and officers pay a high com-

pliment to the crew, stating thatduring all their hardships not a com-

plaint was heard from iheni.Docks aro to bo built at Tacouia

for the Pacific Mail Co.'s new line.thence to .Japan and China. Abouta million dollars will bo spent thereby the Northern Pacific this vear interminal improvements.

Mayor (Srant of New York isseriously implicated in investiga-tions of the Sheriff's ollice.

Florida's orange crop is seriouslydamaged by frost,

The amended extradition treatywith Great Hritain was proclaimedin Washington on the 23th.

General Robert C. Schcnk, diplo-mat, died at Washington, 2.'td, inhis 81t year.

r.ntoi'i:.London dock laborers arc on sliikc

again.More fighting has taken place be-

tween French and natives in Da-

homey.The Czar is preparing to abolish

the liberties of Finland.A large section of Cardinals arc

in favor of the successor of PopeLeo XIII. leaving Italy immediatelyon his election. They declare thatthe Pope's position there is untena-ble. Pope Leo opposes this scheme.

A farewell audience between Em-

peror William and Princo Hisuiarck,March 2(i, lasted three quarters ofan hour. Hismarck was cheered bythe populace as he drove throughthe city.

General Caprivi's position as Ger-man Chancellor is an extremelydifficult one. He has not a workingmajority in the Ucichstaglo supporthim, and lacks Iiismarck's authoritywith his colleagues.

(Jucpii Victoria lias gone to France.Davitt, Irish M. P., will go to

Liverpool to help the dock laborersin their strike.

Italy is tired of Germany's poli-tical influence and the triple allianceis in danger.

Hismarck says llcilin will neversec him again.

An Arab told Kiniii Pasha that hesaw the body of Dr. Peters and de-

clared be had been murdered.A regular steamship service will

be started between Germany andNew Zealand, Samoa, Tonga, andthe Fiji Islands.

Lord Dunraven will not put in theValkyrie, so there will be no racefor the America Cup this year.. Iloulanger wants to return toFrance, if he can be tried by acourt of appeal or court-martia- l.

The French Cabinet met to con-

sider protests of the Chambers ofCommerce ngainst McKuilcy's tariffbill in the American Congress.

3IlMDKI,I.A.'r.OUN.

Jay Gould is on a pleasure visitto Mexico,

The garrison of Itio Janeiro,Rrazil, recently became disaffectedand was ordered south. The troopsrefused to go and the Governmentcancelled the order. There is muchdiscontent throughout the city.

AMUSEMENT TO COME.

Mr. L. J. Levey lias returnedafter having succeeded in securingfor the pleasure-lovin- g people ofHonolulu, and under heavy expense,two worthy attractions under themanagement of Mr. Cliff Phillips.Tho first is the Bijou Comedy andDramatic Company composed oftalented and well lenowu membersof the profession. The companywill leave San Francisco April 3and open Saturday evening April12 for a season of three weeks, giv-

ing a repertoire of the late societycomedies and drama successes. Thecompany is one of merit, and is en-

dorsed as such by both Press andPublic. Tho second and by nomeans the Last attraction is that ofMr. Carl Bishop King, a miraculousmind reader, who will also arrive 111

Honolulu April Mr. King ishighly commended and is said to bomuch more clever than the latecelebrated Washington Irving Bi-

shop. Mr. King h a cultured andg young Bostonian, and

has been lionized everywhere insocial circles, lie will give a limit-ed number of exhibitions and pri-

vate tests and cxncilmenU,

A WML --J, lblJO.

IAREWIL SOCIAL,

Mr. tiico. li, HiwIph UcrIVt"He ii tin IT hi i Im V, M. A,

A farewell social ivasKlvon to Mr.Thco. II. Dttvles nt the V. M. C. Aihall last night. It was well attend.cd,altliough rain probably kept manypeople nwny. Mr. F. !. Lowrcypresided. '.Mr. S. I). Fuller and theguest of the evening wcie seated onthe plalforiiii above which wa :i

canopy of the Amiiicau, ISiili.-.h,:iu-

Hawaiian flags. The chairman con-

cluded opening lemarks by icquesl-in- g

that the audience should yive imrecalls.

The progiainme was ns follows:Song, Kanichameha Glee Club;Piano solo, Miss Hathaway; Solo,Mr. Richards, with chorus by

Glee Club, the club re-

sponding to a recall ; Recitation,Mr. H. W. Peck; Sony, Kaineha-mch- a

Glee Club.Mr. Fuller wanted to say a few

words to young men. lie alwaysliked an object lesion and thoy hadone. there in the person of Mr.D.ivies, who was one of the Assoc-iation's most carucil stipporteis.hie reason was because he knew

what il was to be a young man faraway from home, and, althoughhaving long passed the time when heneeded the help of the Association,Mr.. Davies sympathised with youngmen from home who needed friendlyencouragement. He commendedMr. Davies' example especially intilts respect to all young men. Mr.1). was ono of a'lnrgV number whoearly inauifcsted'nii Interest in IhUAssociation. It' would be surpris-ing to hear of the. large number ofmen who had been interested in thisorganization in other lands, but whosoon lost Interest in It after cominghere. He did mil think there wasan Association in America whichwas belter equipped than this one.The electric lighting ol the buildingwas a great improvement, and nilkinds of parlor games were availablein the rooms.' Mrr' Davies camehere as a young man, like many ofthose he saw present. ly his in-

tegrity, by his uprightness of life,by his adherence lo the principleshe brought with him, he has attain-t- o

a position honored by God andrespected by men. Tho'spoakcr be-

lieved there was not a young manhere who follows tho example Mr.Davies has set but would reach adegree of success that would honorhim. It meant having a goal worthyof striving to attain. He had learned lo love .Mr. Davies as a I hnstianand a friend, had enjoyed his so-

ciety and was Korry to see himleave, and now hoped he would havea safe return to his family, and, ifhe was spared , to 10111111 to seethem, they should give him a warmwelcome.

Mr. Davies illustrated the awk-ward position iiY which he had felthimself the last,, ten minutes by alittle story. Hcvwas never quiteclear what a social meant. At afarewell social to Rev. Mr. Ostiumat Kohala he had been asked to givea talk on India, which was one wayit appeared of making a social, lierelated an incident told him byGeneral Secretary Walker of theSydney Y. AI. C. A., of a Londonbanker's son who had brought himletters of introduction, but whoturned out to be a thief and had tobe sent home. Roys always hadfriends in the general secretaries ofY. M. C. A.'s. This man neededtheir sympathy and he felt likepelting Mr. Fuller with words ofkindness such as he had rained onhimself. The speaker told of an-

other bo' introduced by letter totho Sydney secretary who turnedout to be a scamp. All honor toGeorge Williams of London whostarted the organization. Nevercriticize a man who is doing workthat you arc neglecting. When hesaw this tall, dqlicfttc man speakinghere, time after time with consum-ing earnestness, he felt that he(Air. Fuller) was' wearing out hislife in this work. .Air. Davies spokeof the great pleasure he had enjoyedduring the two' months of his visit,and said lie wished togo back to Eng-land with thoughts of the kindnesshere experienced. IIo was glad.kisson was with him, because he fearedlie should be too modest himself totell his wife all their kindness.

Air. Lowrcy invited all to remainfor refreshments, and icecream,cake, and conversation concludedthe entertainment.

ROMAN CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL.

iioi.y wi:i:k smtvii.'i:s.

Next Saturday is Holy Saturday.At 7 a. m., religious servicer,

with high mass. At the beginningof the "Gloria in Excclsis," the or-

gan plays again and the bells ringagain."

Sunday after, April (ilh, is EasterDay (in Latin called pascha). Itis a great festival, in memory andhonor of our Saviour's resurrectionfrom the dead on the third day afterIns crucifixion. (St. Malt, xsviii,I!). It is called Easier, from Orient,the East, or rrsing, ono of ChrNt'stitles.

Religious services on Easter Sunday: At l and 7 a. in. low masses,with holy communion. At 10 u. in.high mass, sung by his Lordship theBishop of Olba, and followed bybaptism of infants and udults. At!J p. m. continuation, rosary, bene-diction of the M. B. Sacrament.

Immense assortment of Ti IminedAN Raster Hats at Clin-- . .1. FNhelV.MJ iw

rMs.uI 'n Ct? tlueu .stock of Ladles' andJL Children's Trimmed Huts can be

K'ou at Obus. .1, Fidel's. 3li hv

rei-jt- ; iw "rtw WJ'Wk VtXHJLt

IiN.DEni.KJ.TY H03SDS,., OF 'J'HK

Equitable Life AssuranceSociety of the United States.

Extract From Annual

"We purpose placing in your hands to offer to the public an Indem-nity Hond. Many will be attracted by the fact that you are selling thebonds of a life insurance society with assests over S 103,000,000.00, andwill not fail upon examination to see its intrinsic merit.

"This, with our various forms of 'Pontine Policies will, (as you arenow able to quote the results of twenty year Tontines) give you greatadvantages over others, as 110 other company will for a number of years,be able to show actual results oil similar Policies.

"HENRY 15. HYDE,"President."

y Send for illustrative pamphlet", ortijjned.

ALEX. J.General Agent for tho Hawaiian Islands, Equitable Life Assurance Society

Photographic. Goods!

The M.

of tho F. S.

A LAKliK ASSOKTMI'.NT OF

A MATH UK OUTFITS ! VFiom I.S.riO to .J.100 Each.

KODAK CAMMA. SEED the CVKIH'TT DI8Y PLATES,The YEAlt HOOK OF PHOTOUUAPIIY,

IHilTLSIl PlfOTOOHAPHlC ALMANAC,AMERICAN ANNUAL OF PHOTOUUAPIIY

And PHOTOGRAPHIC MOSAIC'S.

HOLLISTER & CO.KID ViUlT NTKKKT.

K. It. HcsDicr, PiiMlilent & Manager.(ioiu'UKY Jtitow.s. Secretary .t Treasurer.

IX

t Stand tall A t Files,

Plow,

of

Stock for

r StockO 'lit). Pe.'-on- s are.

the samelias beenM7 lw 11. .In.

10 tinwoik.

C.

mini of Hieof Hie will

be liebl April Itli, nto'clock i m., nt the

,r I II til

annual ofX the of the

Inland Sieiini Co willbe held the of tuc

Y, 8Hi, nt o'clock a. m.

rilfitil

Poonle'H &

the above hasX lx'cn to the

by Messrs. R. IlrownOld Post

. I. E. Co.collect allHell 171', l?.t.

XV. O.P. . It. Co.

lh!.

for fideX SnlcFroomi,

and street.

,, 1, . .UU... ! . r- - - . '.. ..,

and

7:::0

Circular to Agon la.

call in on the under- -

CARTWRIGHT,

HONOLULU.

.Ions' V.sk,('1:011. Auditor.

SALT FOR SALE.

I HAVE received 11 few htuulrctl b.n;sof of Hie very bei

oich has weighing 12U I willsell at very price tit ! each,special liy the 10a Onlir.ifrom oilier will lieattended lo with

AildrcFS all ordersI. HIRAM,

.010 --'in

HOUSE

May IStu, a Hoii'-t- i

within 10 uiiuiiies' walkof Poht Must contnin

nt least nix hath and ennk house .

Address "P. O. Box a 111." M41w

WANTED

to

quiet place near Hotel. Mo- -

derate rent dcclrul. Adilre-- s "O. C,"Olllce. 5011

WANTED''O rent for 1 month a Large

jAtcSm A-- Boom either

KgJQinl Hour or mustlie titimtcd, 4H.r if

Heail For Sale.I

HnuHcii mid Lots onX Lane, Pahnn.i.Convenient steam and Hum

care. ery LotKim; llamnuku's Line. For

applyJOHN F.

OrClci.T. 40!lm

FOR

A Level Lot, UVixUIIvery for

I Will he Fold elienu

32! For fiulher id.I dri'di "A," Office.

01V! Iw

HAWAIIAN HARDWARE CO.,(rji.trrriso.)

Oto. Spnsckt'N' Itnnk, : Fort Street, llouohilu.IMPORTERS and DEALERS

Gen'l Hardware, Glassware, Crockery,Genuine China, and decorated; and Wedgcwocri

Ware,Piano, Library Lamps ChandeliersLamp 111 kind, eoniplolo of Drills

PLANTATION SUPPLIES ti EVERY DESCRIPTION !

The "Gazelle" Plow .t Equalizer,Rice Planters' Steel .t Goohenivked Ihw,

OilK, OiI,LARD, CYLI.N'DER, KEROSENE, LINSEED,

Paints, Yainishes Brushes, Manila it Sisal Rope,

HANDLES OF ALL

Howe, Howe, Xiose,RUBBER, WIRE-BOUN- sup'jrior .t STEAM,

Agate Iron Ware, Silver Plated Ware, Table A. Cutlery,Powder, Shot A. Caps, The Celebrated "Club" Machine-loade- d Cai tridges,

A.OlON'X'rt JFOItHart's Die Pipe it Bult Threading,

Hartinan's Wire Fence & Steel Wire Mate,Win. (J. Wrought Ranges

Gate City Stone Filters,"New Twist Drills,

nov-2'J-S- !) Neal's Carriage Paints.

LOST

.sllARF.S Mutual TelephoneNo. warned

negotiating as tra inferstopped.

.1. WODKHOrsr.,

WANTED"VTOUNG Woman general hnusc-- X

Beferencc.s requheil.Applv nt of

:it J. l'TSIIKI..

ANNUAL MEETING.

rpilK 1111 meeting membersL Hawaiian .loekey Club

on MONDAY,Hawuilnn Hole'.

CO. BERGP.R,rienrnliiry.

MEETING NOTICE.

rpilK adjourned niectin!:htnckhnldcri) Inter.

Navigation ,(IAl).olllce Coiupxny on

TUKSDA April 10

.1.1.. McLKAN,SMiiretiiry.

Ieo KciVlgovnt-iu- g

Company.

rpilE olllce oficinuveil premises

occupied .1. &Co.,Capitol Buildings, next Olllce.

.Messrs. Brown it nidiiiitho-lle- il

10 accounts. Tele-phone": Mutual

SMITH.Pie-ble- nt

Honolulu, ApiJM, "! V

FOR SALE

171RKWOOD at HawalinnCommercial corner ul

Quueu Nuimuu P'tftr

rtkMiiL:Uiti...

person

Jan-!-!)- ()

Itiiowx,

Salt, ijualiiv.piiiimD,

lowes-- l

reductionIsliircki promptly

sutUfaciinu gunrari.teed. to

Cuas.Hahniiipo, Honolu'ti, Calm.

WANTED

djgtt I)YOlllce.

rooms,

COTTAGE ronvenlriilABui.lkti.v If

or Hall,ground upstairs,

centrally

EstaterpWO

RohellokwWjhS: to

healthy locality. onfltioct.neur

pmtlcukirsBOWLER.

Guliek.

LOT SALEFINE

JK3SS5 feel; desirableWfcfifodK aiihilni'.

puillcularsB111.I.KTIN

Haviland plain

Eleetolicri1,Fixtures

Ridinglllueheard

A

KINDS,

quality,Pocket

Patent "Duplex"Steel

Fisher's Steel

ProccM,"

against

at

Company

lo

Jj

A

lilEraSfcllfiE ,IBHU!jvHt1

fflKi

RUN"fee'

If

jHWKalftWirtwWBM'w.M'

CASTLE &

.,

-- DKAi.r.ns

COOKE,IMl'Q JUU'IQK

ijHjyyiHyw "T""'

FffiffVMWmpWW"'

Shipping & Commission Merchants,

1'LANTATION & INSURANCE ACJENTF,

Builders' and General Hardware, Agricultural Implements,

OarprntntV, lllncksinitlis', I(iirliinislt' ,v Plmnlici.V Tools,

HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS !

Kitchen Utentiis, Paints, Oil", Varnishes, Lamp Goods nnd

Oenevnl UMLcreliamliNc.

IMe's Steam Pumps, Weston's Centrifugals,

& & Itcmington Sewinjl Machines,

Dr. & Sons Family Medicines.

j.ui-:- i no

Pacific Hardware Co., Ld.

Hardware, Agricultural Implements, House Furnishing Goods,

A NEW INVOICE OF

Glassware & Cutlery, Just at Hand;Galvanized Fence 'Who, Mack Steel Fence Wite, Galvanized Staple.

Black Staples, SpecialGOODS - -- X9B

m"t""'--tvt- w

Wilcox Gibbs,

Jaync

NEWIn all lines by Lite ni rivals. Agents for

Kubfopr Garden Hose, AVirc Bound Hose, Steam Hose,ok vi:uv srninioic ji'auiv.

PACIFIC HARDWARE CO., (LV),B. F. Dii.uxoiiam, I. G. Si'i:.wi:i:, 1 L. Winter,

) J'lc-ident- . Manager-i- t Secieturv. TieaMiier.

B. F. EHLEKS & CO.

Great Bargains ! Great Bargains !

AFTER TAKING STOCK'

All Goods Sold at Greatly Reflucefl Prices!

Dressmaking DepartmentOLA UK.

-:- - -:- -

: :

Ale,tur- -

AI0

-- ALL

330 a

-- OFFER AT BEDo

u

'T'

i.v- -

FenceJ

under the management, of MISS

& Soda.

GUARANTEED 1'URK Jf$o-- nor Bell 298

5

ROOK

CRYSTAL SODA WORKS,GRACE, Proprietor.

SOLE MANUFACTURED of "TIIH GREAT 151.000PURIFIER"

SARSAPARILLA and IBOET WATER,

Ginger Sarsaparilla, Lemon, CreamC1IAI1AGNJ!:

AERATED WATERS

Mutual Telephone

Quality Staples,

NEW GOODS

Plain

Telephone

PRICES- -

JOHN

CIOJ'TU.- -

"Ibland orders promptly attended to.

UNION FEED CO.

California Hay, Oats, Bran,Oil Cake Meal, Linseed Meal,

Barley, Boiled Barley,Middling Ground Barley,

Wheat, and Corn Flour.FLOUlt 3-Al-

ta, Golden Gate & Sulinns-- m FLOUIlTelephones, No. 175. Cor. Edinburgh & Queen Sta.

JOHN NOTT," Diinoiul Ulcx'l.," IVoiw. JC !to ()T Jiiiijr rc(.

Granite, Iron and Tin Ware I

. Chandeliers, Lamps and Lanterns,WATER PIPE and RUBBER HOSE,

House Keeping Goods,PLUMBING, TIN, COPPER AND99a Sheet Iron Work.

O' Ti- - -' pHMMHHMMHHHaMHMMgMMHMHMMMMMMMHHM

DAILY BULLETIN: HONOLULU, Jt. I.,

E. B. THOMAS,Contractor & Builder.

Estimates Given on Brick, Iron, Stone &

Wooden Buildings. JobbingAttended To.

ki:i:i roit sai.i:Brick, Lime, Cement, Plaster of Paris,

Miiililn Diit, WlieLnlh.

California North Beach & Santa Cruz

ha.xi.Quniry Tiles (KGied. white and blue;Mlnton, Plastic ami llneniiMlc Tiles In

vntlous pattern, ulUlnds of DiniungcWare.

BrOrncr. Southeast corner Ala-ke- n

nml Jnuon sheets.Mutual - -- aTELEPHONESQTBoll 301

mhi-noi- v

VOLCANO STABLESWalanuenuc .Sticet.

Carriages at i Minute's Notice,

Also, Saddle Hones,

Carriages, Buggies, Brakes or Carts,

BAY or XKJIIT.WILSON BROTHERS,

Piopilelors, IIIlo, Hawaii.8Qf" Ordcis icci'lveil ItV Telephone -- J

inhWiO-I-

NEW YORK LINE

lft$k

At Vessel will he despatehnl forAN Honolulu to sail fioni NnwYoikin all the month of Apill. Oiders forgoods to he. shipped hy llili vesselshould he forwarded as eaily as possi-ble to lnine shipment. For fiutherpaitleulars Imiuiic of the Agents,

CAisTLK it COOKE,llonohilu. II. I.

Or, W. II. CROSSMAN & HRO.."7 iV "! Itio.id stieet,

I sr. jlni New Yoi); City.

JUST RECEIVEDFRESH

Departure Bay Coal !

E lt.ii k "C. O. Whltmoie."

roti s.i.r at

ALLEN & ROBINSON,l!l(ll No, Hi Queen stieet. "'

JAMES NOTT, Jr.,WlACTICAI.

TINSMITH and TLU3IBEIJ,Comer of King and Alakea streets,

Honolulu, II. I.

Workshop--Mu- t 2G1 Rcsidcnce-M- ut 236

J" Estimates furnished on all elafesol plumbing and tinsmiihing wotU.Firat class workmanship and materialgniuantecd in all the ubovc bianehesor mj' business at reasonable latcs.

IHIL.NOTICE.

HAVING bought out Mr. W. II.in the "Honolulu Cm l Inge

Manufactory," at 128 Foil street, I amprcpnidi to continue the above businessunder the old naino of Honolulu Car.ri.ige Manufactory, and being an oldexpeiicnced carriage builder I solicitthe p&tionagc of my old friends aud thepublic iu general, and with my thorough

of the business and with ex-

perienced workmen and using only thebc3t material I guarantee geueial satis-factio-

Please call and see mu beforeGoing elsewhere.

(.Signed): GIDEON WEST.Honolulu. Oct. 28, lt!8tl. b!)l if

Collector Wanted.

AN active American, Ensilshnian or(lermnn.-o- f good linbitfland char-

acter, who also speaks Hawaiian, andcan fuinili'.fifst-clas- s references, mayobtain a' permanent situation as Col-lector, by, nddrisslug 1'. O. Box No.fil, Honolulu.

HOUSE io BENT.

ALARMS 2 Story House,In every res- -

l.nect. with all necebbarv outbuildings, flno Invn, shade trees, llowirliedi etc , very desirably located within10 minutes walk of the Post Olllee, willbe leased for one or more years, at areasonable rental to a selcjt privatefamily. Applv at

HAWAIIAN UUSINKSS AGENCY.

Eurnislied House To Let

AT Waikiki, a two storyHouse, containing six

rooms nicely furnished, withkilehen, lanai, hath aud servant's looms,stable, etc , to let for a few months at niciuonable rate. Or looms will be letslncly with cood table board.

HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGENCY.

Valuable Property For SaleiNuuanu Avenue, aOH newly furnished '.storv

House containing 8 looms.kitchen, balhionm, closets, carnagehouse, stable, hcneiy, etc. Gioiimlscontain 2 2.10 acres, well laid out inIrwih. shade and fruit tices, (lowers,etc. Will heboid low, with or withoutliirnltuie, liorsc3, carriages, livestock,and all the appointments needed in allrst-clns- s residence, its the owner in-

tends having these Island.HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AGKNCY.

Island Views.

A LARGE ns.soi Uncut of Photographsand Nteicoscoplo Views of the

most ntluictivo Fceneiy, buildings, etc,in thcbu Islands, fur sale at lea.-ouab-lo

'"HAWAIIAN BUSINESS AOP.NOY.Coiner Foil and Mcichaul htieets.

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Gate (Sly Stone Fir !

These Filter are easily cleansed,mul NKVER lircome CRACKED or0RAZKD by change of tenipcrntiuc ofthe wMlur.

The Flllei lug Medium Is a NATURALSTONE, mined from theeailh. It isunlike tiny oilier .stone.

It Docs Not Absorb andBecome Foul 1

IMPURITIES nrier PENETRATEit, hut lie on the uifiii'e, and Internallythe stono lenialiiH iim puie and whileafter year of uc as when taken fiopitin' inlne.

The Gate City Stone Filler Is n per-

fect Mieeess. It Is the only iciil lllter I

have ever seen. I would not he withoutone for any eoiif,Oeiatloii. Jt eonveitsour lake water Into the bust drinkingwater In the woild.

IIkmiv M. Lyman, M. D.,"i:!!1 West Adiinix St , Chicago.

tW For Sale by '

HAWAIIAN HARDWARE Co.,

Opposite Sprcckels & Co.'s Rank,4f!) tf Fort street, Honolulu.

Cutlery & Stable Supplies!

The I'arlllp Hardware Vo.

Have just received a line line of

G. WostenghoIm'sI.X.L. Cutlery;

Also, Chamois Skins,

HORSE BRUSHES & STABLE

r,oo Supplies Generally. tf

JOHN ASHDOWNOf San Francisco.

Practical Piano, Pipe & Reed OrganTuner & Repairer.

Having worked in some of the largestpinno and organ factories in the UnitedStates of America, I am fully able andprepateJ to do all kinds or repair workin the most satisfactory manner.

Hffir Orders can bo left at II. F.Wichman's .leuclry Store, Foit stieet,nt the Advertiser" olllee, or throughMutual Telephone No. .'?. .'OH 1m

Government Coupons Lost !

Match Slid, Coupons Silo, Unnd No. 2LIf:io, " -- J7

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8180A. .T, CARTWRIOHT.

Honolulu, March --'J, KS'JO. fill tf

WANTED

COPIES of the Daily Rui.i.r.TiN, oidates speellled below, f0 e nts

a copy will 1m paid for the .same ondellwiv at this olllee:

.1 miliary IV, IKS'.l, it 4'oiS.

1JA1LBOAD HOUSE,

NO. 0 King street, near the Bridge.Open day and night. Minis at all

hours. Orders for California produceiccolved. E. T. GILZY,nii.' gin Proprietor,

JUST RECEIVED

17ROM the Coast a clioieo lot ofJL Oiuars, Cigarettes and Tobacco i,which will bo sold nt verv low tiricej.

HANS PETERSEN,l!l(l 1m No. 87 Kimr street.

LOST

AFT No. 128, drawn hy the Ho- -XJ iniiiu Sugar Co. Feb. 10, ISilO,for S:'.20 has been lost or stolen. Allparties aie heiehy warned againstnegotiating same. 41)2 lm

For Sale at Low Bates

NEW Phaetons nml Top Buggies.and Cold Walter Carts, 1

Business Bugeie, Pole and Slinft; also,Second. baud Hacks, Open and Ton Bug-gies, all in good condition; nnd Horsessuitable for plantation use. Applv

HAWAIIAN HOTEL STABLKS.filllin S I. Shaw, Manager.

Union Iron Works Co.

ATOTIOE is hereby given that at ax meeting of the fui)eiliiei.s to tbucapital stock of the above named Com-pany held in Honolulu, II. 1., Miueli0. jS'JO, It was voted to necept theChillier of Coiporatiou dated March 1,18!)0, for the torn of llfty yeais, grantedby thu Hawaiian Oovei nuiciit. The lia-

bility of the stockholders is limited tothe nmoiiut due and unpaid on the.shares held. The following otllceiHwere elected for the ensuing year:

.I.N.S. Williams President,R. More Seeietary&Ticasurer,A . J. Cart wi Iglit Auditor.Tie above named olllcer.s also consti-

tute a ltoiml of Dlrcctoi.s.Jt. MOKR,

I'JO liu Sccietiiiy & Ticasiiter,

AlMilL 4, 10JJ0.wttffimin irtfriiH !"

Oceanic Steams! Goin'r.

TJME TA1ILK:

From San Franoisoo.Leave Due atN. 1 Honolulu

Alameda .. Apr ...Apr 12MniipoMi . . May It. ...May 10Zealnndhi . . . May 111 . Juno 7Alamedit luuu 28 Tuly ft

Mniiposn July 20... . Aug 2Zenlamlin. . Aug 23. ... Aug 30Alameda. . . .Sopt 20.. ..Sept 27Mariposa Oct 18 Oct 2oZealandiu Nov lf Nov 22Alameda Dec 1.1 Dec 20

For San Franoisoo.Leave Due nt

Sydney HonoluluMaiipoa. . Mar 1U Apr 5Zealandia ...Apr 10.... May 3Alameda.. ..May II.... May 31Maripoa. ..June 11. .June 28Zealandia ..July July 20Alameda. ..Aug 0 . .Aug 23Mnilpotsa Sept 3.... Sept 20Zealandia Oct 1 Oct 18Alameda Oct 21) . .Nov 15Maripo-- a ...Nov 20... Dec 13Zealandia Dee. 21 Ian 10

Intermediate S. S. Australia.Lcavo S. F. Leave Honolulu.

Friday. ..Mar 28 Fridav . . Apr 11Friday Apr 25 Fiiday... May 0Friday . ..May 23 Friday. . June (5

Fiiday. Juno 20 Fiiday. July 4Fi iday July 18 Fiidav.. . Aug 1

Fiiday .Aug 15 Fiidav. Aug 20Friday . Sept 12 Fiiday. . Sept 20Friday . ..Oct 10 Fiiday. . . Oct 21

Fridav. ..Nov 7 Friday.. . Nov 21Fiiday . . Dep 5 Friday . ..Dec 18

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Australian Mail Semen,

FOIt MAN VICAKCIKCO,The new and fine Al steel stcanuliip

" Mariposa,"Of the Oceanic Steamship Company, will

be due at Honolulu iroin byduuyand Auckland on or about

April 5. 1890.Aud will leave for the above port withmails and passengers ou or about lbs'date.

For ftclght or pnnsage, having SU.PERIOU ACCOMMODATIONS, npphto""

WM. G. IRWIN & CO., Agent?.

For Sydney and Auckland.

ssstsfraB

The new aud flno Al steel 8tcMEUlp

44 Alameda,"Of the Oceanic Steamship Company, will

be due at Honolulu from SanFrancisco on or about

April 12, 1890.And will have prompt dispatch withmails and passengers for the above ports

For ireignt or passage, having huPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS, appl)to37 WM.G. IRWIN & CO.. Agent

NOTICE.

II W.OREUN is authorised toMR. coIUct for our account.517 lm .I.E. BROWNE CO,

NOTICE.

CHUN KOW Is no longer in myand i3 not authorized to 6lgn

my nainu or net for me In anv mannerwhatever. FA1 KEE.

Honolulu. March 2?. IFOO. fi!2 lw

NOTICE.

MRS. OSBORNE U now prepared toInstructions lu Work

at Ailington," Room U. ClassLessons: Mondays, Wednesdays, andFiidays. Private lessons by specialiiiiaiigeincut. Stninplug and ordei.spromptly attended to. feb21-l- y

notice!NOTICE is hereby given to depositors

Saving-- , Bank Departmentof Claii.s Sprcckels & Co. that, from andnftcr thu 1st day of Apiil, ISDO. the In-

terest allowed ou deposits will bo re-

duced to four per cent per annum.Depositors will be allowed to withdrawtheir deposits up to that date withoutgiving tlio usual notice, but, if allowedto remain after April 1st, nnld depositswill bo considered ashiibjcct to the rulenand regulations published iu the PassBooks.

CLAII.S SPREC1CELS & CO.IB!) Jin

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Tlieo.EBavies&Co.

Per Deanfield

131 Days from Liverpool.

In niUUtioi to our regular impor.tatlons of

GROCERIES,

HARDWARE,

DRYGOODSIEtc., Etc., Ktc. i:tc.

We have received spiwhd lot's of

NEW GOODS,

Crotkeryware,Fine Wtdgcwoolware,

Fancy Uinbrolla Stands,Fancy Flower Pots,

FincGlns5ware,

Gut TumblersCut Wine Glasses,

Cut Decanter?,Fancy Vases,

Basket Trunks iu all sizes,

Kvyv

In New Design ft Latest Pattern.

FINE IRON- - BEDSTEADS,

Hawaiian,English,

American nndPortuguese

;

F LAG S !

ELECTRO PLATE

Dressing Gases,

Dress Goods,

Mirror).

IiifirliMli Saddles,

PERFUMERY !

Fine Ribbons,

Emhioldcrcd Dresses,

NF.W STYLES

Carpet;! RngsSOFA PILLOWS,

Tnble Linen,A Fine Sfc'cclion.

V "V it

WATERPROOF- -

DUST COATS,

Lawn Tennis Shoes,

LAWNWENNIS

Nets & Rackets,CROQUET-SETS- .

Theo.Oavies&Co,,HONOLULU.

immmMft WiWUfaw.'fc

FILTER PRESSES !

I'AAUIIAU I'f AKTATION," )

IUwaii, March I), 13S8. fItlHltdll I mil A I.OCOIUOtlVff M'lll'llN

Han Frnnelnco.Or.NTI.KMKNi Wo llll0 Used two n

your Filter Presses thltseason. They are convenient, easilyhaiiilled nml mo woi king entire! v to oi,'

lean leeoiumeud no impioveineut on them.

Veiyiespeettully Voiu,(Signed) A. MOORF,

Manager l'aauhau I'laulation

IlEBtA, Scpt.28, 1SSU.Mn. John Dvnii, Agent Kbdon lion

Work?, Honolulu.DkahSiii: Please one of jour

30 Cmnpaituicnt Filter Prosies, 'MO sipuuofeet surface, same ni thu one suppliedus last season, which I run pleased tosay Ins given us entire satisfaction.

Yours trnlv,Gko. R. EWART,

Manager Heeln Agricultural Co.

These Presses me made extra heavyfor high pressuies, occupy a floorRpacc 11 feet by 4 fiet, and" piesent iiAltering surface of 240 square tcct.

A limited number in slock Iu Houolulu nnd are sold at very low prices.

Risdon Iron & Loo. Works,Sail Franel-e- o.

r For paitlcnlar.s cnqulie of.JuiiiN ukh, Honolulu,

Room No. 0 fcprcckels' Block.2250 tf W. G. Irwin & Co., Acent,

Honolulu LibraryANB

Roadinq Room Association.

Cor. IIolcl &. Alukcu Ntive.-Ope- n

every Day mid Evening.

Tlio Library consists nt tho prcseirtime of over Five Thousand Volumes.

The Readlug Room is supplied wllUabout llfty of the leading uewsp.ipeisand periodicals.

A Pallor is provided for conversationnd games.Terms of membership, fifty cents a

jaouth, pnyablo quarteily in advance.No formality required iu joining exceptsigning the roll.

Strangers from foreign countries nndVisitors from the other islands me wel-come to the rooms at all times as guests.

This Association having no regularmeans of support except tho dues ofmembers, it la expected that residentof Honolulu who desiie to avail them-selves of its privileges, and all who feelan interest in maintaining an institutionof this kind, will put down their uiinieannd becomo regular contributors.

A. J. CAP.TW1UGIIT, Pros.,M. M. SCOTT, Vice-Preside-

II. A. PARMELEE, Secretaiy,A. L. SMITH, Treasurer,C. T. KODGERS, M.D.,

Clmlrnian Hall unci Library (Nunmlifuo

PRANCE.Continental and Colonial

AGENCY.36 Hue do Dunkeraue, -- . - Paris.

Kxccutos Indents for every descriptionol French, Belgian,Swiss, German, and English Goods, nttho best Manufacturers' Lowest Prices.

Commission, Two-and-- a Half per cent.All Trade and Cash Dif counts allowedto Clients. Original Invoices forwardedwhen requested.

Remittances, through a London orParis Banker, payable on delivery ofShipping documents! or, direct to themanager.

Tho Agency Represents, Buys, andSells, or Home and Colonial Firms.

Piece Goods, Cashmeres, Cambrics,Silks. Velvets, Lawns, Chintzes,Muslins, Carpets, Cloths,Millinery, Laces, Gloves,Fringes, Parasols, Haberdashery,Gold and Silver Lace,Flannels, Feathers, Pearls,Boots and Shoes, Glass, andChina-war- Clocks, Watches,Jewellry, Fancy Goods,Electro-plat- e, Musical Instruments,Fans, Ecclesiastical :na.Optical Goods, Mirrors, Tos.Perfumery, Wines, &c,Oilman's Stores, Books ArtisticFurniture, Stationery,Chrnino , Machinery. &c &c.

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Anderson &Lundy,Dentists.

Artificial Teeth from one to an cntiroset inserted on gold, silver, nllumlmimand rubber bases. Crown and BridgeWork a specialty. To persons wenringrubber plates which nro a constautsource of irritation to tho mouth anilthroat, wo would recommend our Pro.phylnctic Metal Plate. All opcrutiensperformed in accordance with tlio latestmprovements in dental science. Teeth

Extracted without pain by tho use ofNitrous Oxide Gas.

tarOlUco at Old Tregloan RcsldencoHotel street. Fcb.2C.89

Dr. M. E. GKOSSMAN,DENTIST,

I tc turned on tho Australia nnd lias re.sinned practice at hia former ofllco, OR

Hotel stieet. 400 tf

CHANGE of RESIDENCE.r. UMVF.lt

Has removed from Fqrt street to Ro- -

hello Lane, Pal am a.Opkich Uouns: 0 a. m. to 12 m. and

l'. m. to 9 r. m.Mutual 478

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NOTICE.

HAVING sold out my Intercut in theIt More & Go to .1. N. S.

Williams, nil persons Indebted to saidArm aro required to pay tho amounts oftheir Indebtedness to mo, nnd all havingaccounts against said tlrm will presentthem to me for payment at the ofllec ofIt. More & Co.

Tims. R. LUCAS.Honolulu, Feb. 1, lHK). Wi lm

i. ...ieufc':.,1iVt. 144 J.M.4 ! vsfcw w ft. ilijfi ....,... c, wJt&rt .We'V jiX'i $vlMis&9yto'x,-- .

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